I stumbled on this panel from a 1971 issue of Batman #277. At the time, Batman was doing solo adventures again, so Robin was given a backup feature in attempt to make him more hip, featuring his civilian alter ego Dick Grayson as a college student. In this tale, titled “Temperature Boiling…and Rising” written by [...]
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Did Robin Know About Spider-Man?
March 18th, 2010 
rberry 
Posted in COMICS 
Tags: and Art, Books, COMICS, dc comics, Marvel Comics, Robin, spider-man, Superman vs. Spider-Man 
5 Comments »The Spectre Is A Great Extra In The New JLA DVD
February 24th, 2010 rberry I always have dug The Spectre, and I brought back our 2007 article on the character written by Bradley Mason Hamlin directly below to remind everyone how cool he is. I was thrilled to learn that there was an exclusive short of The Spectre included in the Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths DVD. It’s [...]
Posted in COMICS, MOVIES Tags: alyssa milano, and Art, Books, COMICS, dc comics, dvd, gary cole, The Spectre 1 Comment »The Spectre: A Golden Age Retro Review by Brad Hamlin
February 24th, 2010 rberry “No one suspects that Jim Corrigan is in reality the earthbound ‘Spectre,’ whose mission is to rid the world [...]
Superman vs. Muhammad Ali ROUND TWO!
February 7th, 2010 rberry More than 30 years after it was originally published, the bizarrely cool Superman vs. Muhammad Ali comic book from 1978 will be reprinted later this year. The Denny O’Neil/Neal Adams piece matched Superman against the world’s greatest athlete and was an instant sellout. The book has been out of print since, as licensing rights for [...]
Posted in COMICS Tags: boxing, COMICS, dc comics, denny o'neil, muhammad ali, neal adams, sports, superman No Comments »Is WB’s Takeover of DC Comics A Bad Idea?
September 20th, 2009 rberry Clearly in response to Disney acquiring Marvel, Warner Brothers has announced that it will turn its DC Comics property into DC Entertainment. But while Disney’s move was largely a licensing synergy which will leave the day to day business of making Marvel’s comic books unchanged, WB is putting it’s own corporate control over DC’s Editorial [...]